It explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare. The publication delves into the opportunities AI presents for improving diagnostics, personalizing treatments, and enhancing operational efficiency, while also addressing challenges such as workforce shortages, rising costs, and ethical concerns.
The Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University launched the second series of publications exploring the profound implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on macroeconomics, healthcare, and workforce development. This publication delves into innovative strategies to harness AI’s potential while addressing challenges such as job displacement and the need for reskilling. With insights from global experts […]
This comprehensive report delves into the transformative impact on tech-driven solutions and sustainable practices such as precision farming, AI analytics, and blockchain on agriculture in the face of climate change and population growth.
As we grapple with climate change and dwindling resources, can artificial intelligence truly be the game-changer we need for sustainability? The Future Investment Initiative (FII) Institute, in collaboration with Arthur D. Little, presents a groundbreaking white paper exploring the pivotal role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in driving sustainability.
In his op-ed, Professor Jeffrey Sachs explores the transformative power of technology through the ages, culminating in the current era of digital globalization driven by artificial intelligence. Sachs outlines the profound societal shifts brought about by past technological breakthroughs and emphasizes the urgent need for economic and political institutions to adapt to the rapid advancements in AI.
Explore how emerging technologies like AI are reshaping the way we learn, teach, and work, emphasizing the importance of preparing for the future job market. It aims to bridge the digital gap between regions and ensure that all learners and educators have access to the latest advancements in AI.
Sustainable finance stands at a crucial crossroads as we confront the pressing challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and resource depletion. These issues pose significant threats to the very foundation of our economy and society. In response to these challenges, sustainable finance has emerged as a powerful tool to guide investments towards environmentally and socially […]
State Street’s experts Mostapha Tahiri and Brian Franz present a comprehensive examination of the transformative possibilities that AI has when it comes to data-driven institutional investment decisions around the globe.
AI Impact Report: From speculation to reality, addressing AI's potential and ethics for societal benefit.
We are now living through the early stages of a similarly rapid revolution in robotics and artificial intelligence — and the effect on society could be just as enormous.
Can machines learn to walk and act in the real world in a similar way to how children do it? Starting from scratch, watching, copying, trying, failing, retrying? Learning to move is not as easy as learning to think – but the robots are getting closer.
A digital twin is the virtual version of something that happens or exists in physical space – whether a process, person, or object. The digital twin operates in the same way as their physical relative, and in real time, coded as a virtual model to carry out the same tasks or think in the same way. The concept of the digital twin has now moved out of industry and into everyday life with the rise of the Metaverse, as we start to see digital twins of ourselves likely to live, work, and play within it.
With 5G connectivity the air around us becomes magic – and our individual digital sphere will surround us continuously. And 5G even has the potential to be more than a data playground for the global elites. With a little help from space technology it can bridge the digital divide and create a level online playing field for humanity
FII Institute publishes its fifth impact report as we enter a golden age for innovation in robotics. In the mid- 20th century, many scientists and writers envisioned the 2020s as full of highly intelligent robots of all shapes and sizes. While this might not have happened quite as imagined, things are now changing fast.